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Charles


looking back at the past

Before you past

I remember so little

I thought you were fit as a fiddle

I can't remember your smile

i haven't seen it in a wile

If only I could hear your voice

Oh! How I would rejoice

Now I sit here years latter Shedding tear after tear

And my only fear Is to forget you

And our memory's how few

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I have been writing since 6th grade and it is my outlet and now I am a Junior in high school I am dark and my mom calls my writing shock poetry my dream job is to be a clinical physiatrist and help people like me who come from broken homes and have a dark mind set get better and to a point they will be happy with themselves and who they are. just a pre warning I can't spell and lack the ability to use grammar properly so I am sorry to anyone who is OCD about spelling and grammar that read what I write. -stay strong and love-

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